William R. McG.raw di
rects William Inge's cele
brated drama of u n h o 1 y
wedlock, shattered dreams,
and acute alcoholism. Inge
revamped a short story
about a Scottie Puppy into
the tale of an alcoholic small
town chiropracter who is
married to an ’’indolent
slattern," and who nourishes
the illusion that their young
hoarder is like his wife was w hen they first married.
The drama became a sensation on Broadway, and
a favorite of thousands of movie-goers. After this
smash, Inge produced his Pulitzer Prize-winning
“Picnic,” and then "Bus-Stop" and “The Dark at
the Top of the Stairs.” Starring Lowell Slick.
Cheryle Hendrickson, and Jacqueline McClure,
"Come Back Little Sheba" also features H. Law
rence Ferguson. Dean Kennedy, Meredith Payne,
William Gwinn, James Norton, Howard Silber
stein, Brad Hollinger, and Clark Santee. It opens
today on the University Theatre’s main stage at
<S p.m., and will play Saturday night and Thursday,
Friday and Saturday nights of next week. Reserva
tion, for $1, can be made by calling the box of
fice, DI 2-1411, Ext. 441, between 1 and 5 p.m.
‘Come Back Little Sheba’
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